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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-09
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Nrw-YoRK. Tueiay. March s.-BEEVEs-Eeceipts were
2 cars of 1855 h-ad jersey City ami 10 az oOth
Arrivals all consigned 10 exporters and city saughterers
city Beef was firmly held day but the demand
very ht and dealers Obliged 70 carry most OF
mon to Prime Cow Bee; sold at4aoc and Bull Beef
Chicago Dressed was also moving very slowly at tho
rePSrs range Of So to 20 s op p,sy y % OF ee Joseph
ae aavioes from British markets report Refrigerator
Beef steady a, ~ or sbcn! &c per AMI AmsiS,n Live
cstte cnshangs II S TOR the ncss on which
arrived yesery al GOthst The demand was moderate
gsf r wa pGG5 10 P s0oS or Snoc
Offering. Dressed Grassers lower snL selling at no
a. 7d d. as2 f.G at &C. C. V' i'' ,"
a. e d b peTsy Yea a ii as do ii2 D.
Hume g & Mais S : s 1eals liz D. at Sc.
per n. ''''' '1'''
sprSg lambs arrived Washington Market The demand
Sa st ai s ssys wi 'sS
s. s. and the latter selling AZ , and ,rom 81 To
81 per than week sales were at sass per
Dressed Mutton hal slow cents for Inferior to
Prime with a few colce HEAVY eaNssses bringing $40
Dressed YeArllug Lambs dull at Soc. -,.- ,....,,
Quite number Of Dressed Sprng lambs arriving out sell
Sales nalenbeyk DAYS iis Tate SHEEP o. . At
mGme Mullen III STATE Ewes 7s 70. SCI do. 100 u.
j. + Nfson: . state sheep e5 10 at s. S. il5 state
Harrington: lo7 state sheep and Lambs - D. a. &C. %,
MCLEAN ia@bS &c n Al &C.; 25 Western Lambs, dow
Eyerg co. Jersey Spring lambs at s5ess per head
JelIGe Wright 20 II Jersey spring Lambs al SO
g. cons 2e Jersey spring Lambs at So as 80 per head
HOGS~Reccpts ncluding cars late Yesterday we're 20
Ga aTsey 81 S None for sale alive Somna rm at IS o8
So 20 little bunch OF state Pigs sold late yesterday ~
Country Dressed firm but moderate rsqaest 7g1so
ST. States Sss and Lower over JeSseSa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-09
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per vorfb Dfr.r v.sssJs ,,,,<i pojlrnafs
GENERAL MARKET RE PORT.

COrFEE-Pronptsd by an easier speculative market
sellers reduced asking prices &c to 1850 hut no busnss
nplished. Mild growtls steady. however
Sales 329 bags Msrcsbo and 52l bags Iaausyra tue after
at lf Option trading moderately active The open
Ing showed decline OF 10 points and the market
closed NJ net decline 81 % points for the day as fo
lows: January, 1880 1900; March. l2IOGl215; AprL
12705l275; MAY l216d 12s0 June. IL 75G l2Soi July
1275al2sb August l2S0al2. 80: septamber iZSo %
1890: October. i2sj6l29O: November. IL 911l295
December. l2.90dl295. Sales 53.25O bags 80
COTTON-Spot prices further ADVANCED iloc.
but the movement light. Sales. $40 bales
(l6O Last EVENING" all OF which for consumption.
The port receipts today were 1854 bales com.
pairing with l40Si bales this day last week and I5U2
bales the corrspon ling dsv last Since September the
total port receipts have 1882 s64 bAor against 41o3
62s bales Tor the same period last year. - .
onoaons based on The American standard classical
ara as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-09
ErROpEAy FINANCIAL MARKETS

LONDON March s.-l2:3o p. m.-Consols. 100 1:l6 for
aud l0liS the account; Atlantic and Great
Western FIRST Mortgage Trustees Canadian
Pacnc 81 Erie 81 e; Mexican Ordinary, 55 ST. Paul
comfptn. Si4; Reading, l9h.
IS centipes for the
33o advices quote Three Per Cont Rentes OF
30 francs 40 ceHtiIncs for TIE account.
m.-Consois lol ll6 for money ble for the
Atlantic and Great Western Mortgage Trus-
Certificates. <Is; Canadian PacIc IA XeTcAp or
lnary, 5ci4j ST. Paul Common. 94h: Sew.York Central
tl6is: Reading 1et
Bar silver Is quoted at 40 LIZA per ounc..
The amount q bullion gone into the Bank Of England On
Three Cent Rontes at 80 francs
20 confines for the account
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-09
LIVE STOCK MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

et,yFAlo March A. tattie-Recepts last "a hours-l7
head total tar 1858 head: foe sane tune
last eek 1875 signed through nones CARLOAD On
sale. cattle sarce aud nrm. "a, -,
Sbss-Kecepts twentyi0ur hours were-leOo neat:
,otal Tor yees thus 400 head: io sane time
lasI week 2l,2vu heads consigned tut"ugh car.
ali Of which Boston, no9e on sale; prizes urn ana
unchanged. roo -,
Tor week 2Og45 head same time asS week - ~
head consigned through cars all OF winch Ia Wv DIX
cars 90 prcrs ADVANCED 5d loc Ieih tiys :, ~
IS 25 selecte Workers 80 0O0-5 80; Selected Mcum
Weights 9sb 10; market closed nrln' AL onei-'
taken
Rereinis-7 QUO head Shipments-luoo heaa haske WAS
sIny- shipping steers . o 10 l.oSV 70. - 0oga w:
stoe era sud Feeders 50dS4 lO COWS Bus anu MkN
S1I IA, a So 150 50 90.
goos-Receipts Il 900 hcit shiDmcnUs aOpOi nirhes
WIS SLOW ana konch ana hxet - 2oeto ~
PncKine and shipping s. o5as5 Oo' sht - oo0s3 ID
Sa.rp-KeceiptS 1000 snipments 1900 hea,
marEet sna,ir Natives S3 0Odt3 20 " estern ~ III
Gsi 20 texans 81 25d4. Lambs 81 uOGs5 Oh
ST Iotrs March -.-Cnre-keceipts llV heat ShiiN
mrnts 200 head Choice Heavy Native steers
"A IS "a 95, Pan Cool shiDplng steers o1e. So
fair 10 good 6sS 10 stocsers ar 10 goo ~ &o@ 49,
Trxaus common o ri 9D0S3Oo - . -,
Hoqs-Keceipts 300 neal -nIDnent, bo'. ncst VIC
market was Actlye arm. Choice heavr ana Bnchas
sSeetluns rs 90 PACKING tar 10 good 80 oJo
IS "a Workers 4etium TO Prime. IS 40 eso o. Pigs
falr 10 gooi - 91dS5 80 - A..
ShsSp-Ncceipts ZOO head: shipments head; the
narKet was steady Far ~ 1Oefs 10 Aciiun
10 Fancy So S0GSt9O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-09

CHICAGO March s.-Mrs. Oscar Neebe died last night
she is the wife Of ony of the HaymarRet defend
ants who escaped death Mrs Neebe had been
Ill for some time and the excitement Of her trial
is said have FASTENED her death Neebe will be permit
ted attend the funeral.
Nina Van Zndt was permitted 10 enter the County jail
to-day aud first time IN six weeks had an oppor
tunty with August Spies TO whom she claims
TO be married by proxy ard Spies stood with their
finger tips together and chated In low voice for an hotr
when other visitors being she hurried away
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-09
TIE IIBRARIEs OF ANCIENT ROME.

Professor third lecture on the e1cava
tons large audience yesterday TO the Madison
Square Theatre subject being The Libraries There
was a craze Rome appears volumes and pocket
editions IS much 90 paid in case to Ptolemy
H. original parchment and he gladly sold copies 0 ~
prices mentioned "a 100 and -lbOo Ihee we're
private well pubic I ana these were
not heated would inure the volumes ami even
soutlern order avoid moths ana
worms Of the public libraries was that
placed FORUM sequenty removed when
Doclean built baths. 1t consisted OF Greek and Roman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-09
posTox WOOL MARKET.

Rosroy March s-The demand Tor domestic continues
fair I'M prices firm unrnged There have bern sses
of Ohio and PENNSYLVANIA heeces at 81 So for and -
Ssc tor Xxx MicisyNn wool ranged from 81 q 52c tnte
D.lane been dact with saes o Ohlo Az
ana Michigan Territory and other nwashed WOODS
were on,rei freely prceA NO,hing DONG m ts.i NAi
fnrna or Texas prices nominaly the same fuied
s .tcady and demand with sales OF Choice super
at ~ Soc anu tAtA fuc AZ
Foreign WOOL nrn put queI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-09
Spring Medicine

Everybody Is should taSeA good spring mehens
TO- two
Is, The body II low more susceptible 10 On mt if'"
medicine than At OH srasoo.
Oh IN, inpa tiles VIII. have Accumulated Ihs bio a
a ou be K o ed ys given tom an s'reaS "
peso IN. prostratiax effects Of rm wsAaher 70 'e'
Hcods sarsapar La 70 the beat spr'ns n"'''na .Pus
=, ,n,rnsns IN, ap ,etI Il tones the digestt,n
=, % oones Az mt II builds ~pts whole ~ tim tn
. this sprng. ..,. -.
w en- 10 ,hs spring "ita run Do 1n d oihtA Cd
fou arsa. aril just TIE " a'one !" sa ms ~
M, If. so After uch ph J., al posafl n. foundi I've
u.s new 10 md lssn benefit Upon our ltti RI who
h.a besn sck wfth fever ~ e&sct smarve QUE
treiy removing The peson fron bsoi and sorssS
Lsr 1, 20 helth" h. q. sTAArToN. SWAN scott Ma
Hoods SarsapaviIla
soad by druggists 81: six for 81 Pnparcd only ~ L.
HOOD 4 Co. Aposheosriss Lswoll hssa
100 Doses One Dollar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-09
TIA .Pav.r,te Prescrspt,sn. !"

Dr. r. v. Pierce of Buhlo N. " whose has become
known over the world through hrs success physician
md luis Golden edi
~ D1soessr has done gosd work In prsparns an espe
49, rse4y tsr the distressing troubles classet as
Emass wo4knsssss" u " known a. the Fzyor,te Pre-.
HYl0cu Under s administration all the pcivc o'gans
~ tcpg@tnoa and the becomes that embodiment
u hoaiso ana beauty which God intended her 10 be-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-09
THE PETROLEUM MARKET
NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRIc

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The certificate active yesterday under
pressure Pttsburg people There public
sews secession In values but rumors cir
ulsed of strikes IN the petroleum region which
we're the close. AT the time there
tave secret inform respecting the test
daily, which pTeciptated the reazatons. The
declined 80 q cents 10 Oh cents enjoyed some
thortved rallies and closed steady at 81 cents Carrying
rte ed at 55 cents.
range prices and the total dealings NJ tue Con-
solidaied Exchange were as follows;
Oponrg % = L3west.-..'....-. %
Bales. ''VV''V"V
Refined oil unchanged at SIS cents per gallon.
Oh. CITY Penn. March S-Crude OIL Nationai Transit
Certificates opened 63 aud closed at 61 highest price,
cas- lowest 81 T. sales 900 charters. $3.50
barrels: clearances l.S7sOU0 barrels shipments o25A6
barrels runs. - barrels
PTIsBURG. Penn. March S-Crnde On-Peroleum rregu
Ia; and dull closing National Transit Certificates
opened at csc closed at 6 highest price 65s lowest
6li2
BRADFORD Penn, March 9.-Crule Ol-Nahonal Transit
Certificates opened 6Sa and closed 81 highest price
63s4 price 81 81 cloaranccs. 566,UVO barrels
T1UsvILIK PENN March 8Nationii Transit Certificates
opened at 90 and cose Gle highest price 63as low
est price, o. =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-09
orssscss Dsscevrry SINCE 1872.

s cougna coda sofe throat brobchits lsrypgitls and
35sH - ~ ssry Stages nethnA equals pr Pieoe'
nen mocice OBoovery." it IL also great blood purf
nd sneaGth rcstref tou3c and for liver psan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-09
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS

FEATURES OF ; ~ } TX )EALtNf3
bull speculation in wheat here failed TO respond 10 the
buoyancy Chicago market because Of the heavy sales
OF operators here and forced TO rea lie to
take care the short side in Chicago spot
lots were better but closed with weaker tone
Fxporters bou g TO the extent 100000 bushels In
the early trading the options were IA cent beer but te
break ster lQs In the by months
fhere was some recovery close heavy and
Tor March at e2 My al 90 e. Tor April at 94S. e Tor
cents Tor september at S37s cents; In corr.
suyI lots steady, with only 10000 bushels
taken by shippers. The options were weak and fell
cent March and April at 40. and cent for May aud
June al ~ cents shade easier the options
closing follows; March aud ADr S4's. May 81 e. June
So cents Orters took 600 erces OF The lard and The
bulls the options pueked up resh courage March ad
June 3 10 81 90 and July 10 81 90.
The receipts of and Hour reported yesterday at New
York. and Boston follows
Wheat l6047e oushes corn 22432 bushels ats. G3634
44S422 Jusnels HOUR 35,S55 packages
At Chicago Milwaukee aud 81 Louis the arrivals were
Wheat 81 800 2lg Soc bushels oats ls4 241
bushels total grain bushels hour 20 1876 barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-09

Wear lungs splitting Of blood consumption and kindred
knecsons without ply ctan Address for treatise
kith two stamps Worries Dspensary Medical Association
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-09

roosrers arriving mostly s,Af sad the pucs foviy
thst il Il dcu OBTAIN saf1sactoy quality Phade PhA
ers fair demsnd when Of ehcse quality :nd vssh:
pounds TO pair heavier weEs cfex ct
Irregular prices Fresh killed ducks scarce but mostly OF
poor fair qualify and are dull Choice large eaosns
are In fair demand ant arm. Squads quet .
fsozEs Pou.rKx-fancy 9ases hssH nrm T ~. ~ al
ducks Of poor euaitv and Dselc 80 -
easier prices Choice fresh Dssh sntpe stea - BOO
sold 4$x 80 20 condition.
LTvE POULTRY.
Chick'nsn'r.by.rb eioa Turkeys. per D-.... eli
Do Wesr'n pr 10 10 o.. Ducks, Western.pef
Fowls N. Y. Nj. pair 80 $50
DO Western, pr n 10 aloi, AMI Penn ........70 go
BOOSTERS oid........ q ga Geese Western pcR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-09

daily receipts Of milk and cream at The
distributing points In and the city for TIE
week have follows 1910 II milk 80 caEs
OF condensed milk and ~ OF cream snsquehannl
2gG cans OF milk Is % cream; SewYork Guy
and Northern. 1929 Of milk Harlem. $500 cans OF
milk condensed milk and 81 OF cream On-
tsIio and shore 1857 cans Of milk ~ cans OF
con iensed milk and Al cans OF cream New
Jersey Central milk aud 10 creami New
Haven and Hartford 1850 Of milk and by miscel.
OF milk and 80 cans OF cream
daily supply has been 1882 cans o. milk zoI cans
and 265 OF The market has
been devoid OF excitement the price paid for the surplus
on the platforms has aver II So Of Az quarts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-09
DESTRLyG A RECLA SSIFICAT TOy OF WOOL

DESIRING 4 RECLASSIFICATION OF HUOL-
CHICAGO, March s.--The Wool Merchants Association
of Chicago submitted the joint Western Cassnea
don Committee memorial and petition for the reelsss-
fcation Of WOOL TO place N the third CLASS IL
having been rated heretofore frstcass freight Inc
netiton has been signed by merchants and growers
of the entire country, representing the annual handing
OF more than 5O0000OO0 pounds OF wool IL rs urged
that growing industry has BEEN during the past
few years. greatly depressed and in many sections hs
proved disastrous should the petition be granted IL II
claimed that il would give new life 10 the discouraged
growers and do much TO nvigorate this languishng IN
q the Nest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-09

The dealings in sate bonds Irregular Louisiana
consol As were active and firm az s3l2Qsi. Tennc,seO
settlement 3s we're on i 7s4 North Carolina special
per cent TO H. south Carolina Gs non funda
declined - to l2ii Arkansas IS funded sold at 10 and
Missouri 6s 1857. at lOI aud 1883 a. lO22 or city
POS Mechanics (2OO) at I70isa l70. and America d6l
at l76.
second Us sold Ia small wRyiat 0S 7sG0U. Rome. Water
town aud Ogdensburg Os rm ~ lO3 Ia lOL Chosa-
aSs 4u. second b. were steady at 81 and %e.t Shore
as al 1929 and Hudson dcbeuuTe IS up
u at 1914 New-York Elevated hTsts were strong al
l22ssaI22i and Metropolitan r-ts at llsAall0 aud
the second. sold at ll0 East Tennessee Virginia aud
Georgia gold 5s easier at 99is NewYork Chicago
aud ST. Louis rsts asented were of = 1t 97h Louis
Vile and Nashville nrsts NewOrleaps and Mobile rose
b 1852 Missouri Pacific consOls were firm at ll5A.
Mutual Union Telegraph IS sold up 10 20 and firm.
Gieen Bay winona aud st. Paul incomes l. 10
42i2 Union Pacific rsts continued strong at ll0, and
Kansas Pacific cOnsols were up y AT 1854.
OF unlisted securities dealt the stock Exchange,
sos a49a. 80 against Is 81 last evening Brooklyn He
waited nrss ts2OO0 nj l0sl2 Boston, Hartford aud Erie
-KnowltOns-(6OOl AZ 2iw25. Chicago and Atlantic
Beneficiary 400 at ia q. Chicago aud Indiana Coal
Railway goo at 81 and preferred 900 at s3asi,s,
Produce Exchange Bank (73l AT llsdllsI9. PhcniI
Mining q6.6o0 at So l2i2 $3.50 - 80 l2ia and
security Milling and Mining t2s0O at 50 s7adS3 rs.
Money easy AT ana under fl2 per cent principal
business was at 3i9al per cent and closing 293 per
cent. The euDlreBsury was debtor at the Clearing
House $3.50 00l and redeemed 10000 trade dollarA
The subTreasury to-day gained on balance 81 ,4773l6.
mage up 10y gains of com NEARLY all ~ cert
ncaies probably received from MashingoBD and 1891
currency. The days operations covered Receipts,
~ 625.0lG; payments sl.I4770O: currency balance.
$l9,263, 0S5; coin balance, Sl53.04572a
1he Clearing House statement TO-DAY rs follows:
Exchanges. x99,9is.79Z balances, S4,031, 4so.
The United States treasury at Washington received
S2sS 900 National bank notes for redemption
The customs receipts 1858 9s2 and the Internal
revenue receipts S2l 9os2.
The foreign exchanges were quiet aud fully steady at
unchanged quotations for business follows Bnnkers
bills ~ s4 and ~ s7 for long and short sterling re-
specuyely 52l7s and 5.l9s Tor francs 0ok and %
Tor rcichmarRs; 4Oie and 40ti for guiiders.
La London British consos buoyant and closed 10
higher ut lol llb Tor money and l0l OIL, for account
Money In the open market was easy at per cent
Tho Bank OF England gained &42, 900 bullion ON bal
ance Bar shyer was l6d higher ut 40 Lied ounce
English star dard American railways were duh and
after opening higher irregular aud closed steady
$3.50 fr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-09

Trading future deliveries active First prices
showed tecline OF BOA subsenuenty rac'iou
which up points but at the cose the
with the figures representing net decne OF
5d points for the day. Sales l5l.3OO bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-09
Applea Eyaporatesi

Recepts for 2ol bales Imports l63 bales Business
ia stll on small scale neither brewers
showing any disposition TO operate beyond their immediate
Holders urging hence
ket much the reported OF late IL goods
10 mo them.
state 1884 cnoice an goo s,a stat, 1881 Best ia a.
State lss1. Common Good .-......-.--.S oil
10 Good ale Pacne Coast 1856 -l6 o22
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-09
1000. ..-...-N'
Ches6 Ohio lst
A.VN.a Ia

SALES AT TIE coYSoLlDA TED STOCK AND PETRo.
LEUM EXCHANGE
STOCKS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-09
nRIEn rRuTrs ANp RERRIEs.

Receipts for the week, 6li pigs exports, 6l3 pkgs
rnorsed apples steady and unchanged demand chief
" OF iobbng character and confined closely TO present
onts Eun hardly arriving in Quotable
NV desirable grsies would sell we Coarse cut apples
,v with sales loads OF Northern ohio heavy
qua 5c ana OF choice strings NJ Ssc
vii or es hopped apples weaker Cores and SKINS
,et Peeled peaches and irm. Unpeeled SLOW
Rsnberrtes cherries pluns the feeling
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-09
luRs AND SKIM
suNpRlEA

euNDBk4
Nuts-Peanuts dull at 5d5~c. for fancy hand.picked
and &C farmers. Pecans quoted oa3c Tor round
lots Of new
Beeswax-Psir demand at 22d23c.
Honey-Du i2c for white clover: Ia Sc for bnck
for extracted state aud Western and oc Tor
California extracted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-09
POULTRY AND GAMk

Slight fluctuations the price OF fowls and chickens have
day but the the week
lie Yesterday and to-day The
very heavy arrivals including is OF Western and
the market 10 closing lover and weak
turkeys od mp pretty, we'll undcr demand from tho Jews
their approaching holidays Daeks and mol esos
stock commands good price
Rcccps fresh klea poultry have boon larger tue oc
extremely dali and prices avoring buyers turkeys
Of large sszez watch sspecfay NC
elected and offered lower PrIc lots oi young
iona are bought than sold at Saoc aud TIE oos
mixed weights are very seldom koei ea n,Sf
choice ANAL hen pnrkeys selected are sahp
lie. when haid hghcr they 90 mol move ss.sn
Chickens aud dull tho beat EonG
Ar ie aud isr stock at U "a Fancy nssed fhn
roastipg chick hrm but the young
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-09

Potatoes State. ls0
10. ..-..-..........
Potatoes. Ms. Bur.
bank, bulk. .......
Potatoes, n. Sand
u. r.. I. Prsiific.
&c. Dbl In bulk
Mercer, y. T. l..
$50 rs. ....- $500.
Bermuda new Dbl
Sweet Potatoes.
kiIn.dried. bbl 80.
Sweet Potatoes. fair
Onions. Eastern.
white. bbl........
Onions. Eastern
Yellow.
Onions. Eastern
ke,i-
Onions, Orange Co.,
Red ...... .......
Onions, Bermuda
new. crate .......
Asparagus, Chm.
Colossal. per
bunch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-09
BUTTER.

Receipts for week 1880 pkgs Exports S92 pkgs
The " high grade fresh table butter has kept the
tet advancing aud there has been salts sctCry
trad throughout Al tile close the supply Is SIN below cur
and the freng firm Extra Elgn 10
iay 10 ob few receivers having any more than
they ieEuar trade Sac. s made without difficulty.
and csae buyers would ue Lad 70 secure STOCK al ta
There further advance At En yesterday most or
the consider ell uuwse strain the position
The small lots OF fancy Penns lvana
sell IS d54c Extra Western other than Egin IL
rougt Tor and the marx tat grade that high sell quickly
81 Sc lrsts also good demand At ~ d2Sc
and seconds trss move moderately. Western fall goods
call OF lSd end there trading
made stock. with holding OF choice we'll
Kept lots. The supply OF new State dairy
hardening values Extra tubs nom all new milk perfect N
good colOr-command 3Oc wholesale
secctO TITLE higher Good lois at ESQ
2c attention but common and medium grades
slow. Old state dairy continues To sell pretty well,
but holders iee that tie time has Ia clos out the stock
pT.ces crowded. Most - the business Al
occasional entire DAIRY choice line OF
little money "a 0btane Imitation creamery
f. and fine quality promptly placed al 70
I lew spe,a MARKS onE higher. scarcely enough est
establish r~liAb quotations All grades
-h factory higher ard the oc Ia cleaning up better
lots OF rolls arriving and when OF me qualify
- n be Is made
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-09
CLOSING PRIOES or CALEDONIA STOCKS
SAN FRANCISCO, March 8. 1887.

CLOSING PRIOBs or BOSrOv sFOOTS
Boston. March 2. 1897
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ONE SEAT STILL VACANT.
rsuccEsurL ATTEMPTS TO GET JURY TO TRY
CIHARY.


Mr. sbaer was yesterday back in his place at the heah
M Cleary's formidable staff Of counsel The men called
"a Jurors we're the as fixed by TINS ria
How ard Lockwood the head OF the Lock wood Publishing
COMPANY of No 1876 and 1913 Duane took the vacant
seye,th seat He filed the jurybox again, and the DC
fence used the ninth of their twenty perepory cha
ienyes In expel,ng the eighth William schiemier
who was selected on Monday william Porter was c"len
TO take his place. He said that his mind wa. pretty MeY
made up alrea adv. ss he was friend OF DIR nlsan'
who had told him all about H." He was excused -
The efforts % the defence 20 get Daniel d. o
the fury created considerable amusement sunVan Na5
an umbrella p-dcr. Re never rcod newspapers hnd
knew nothing whatever about tie bribery cases Tie ha'
no upnou So far as could sscerraDed, about any
thing Judge remarked that his court was ho an
for the development OF lu,na
minds The tale srnan finally excused. wheh III
answer to Mr. Shafer he declared that. as Juror ne
declared that would d. regard the judges INSTRUCTIONS
regarding points OF law II be believed them 70 ne W,o
When John d. Bnckhout TOOK me stand MI. eIaicr
started I'm for his Mr. Buckhont man oi III
telligence. put through rigid examlna,pn ~ W
the dntes of the Mayer and the Aldermen but ne man
tanned his ability decide the ease on its Herts ne
afforded the defence some consolation by saying ha' ne
would require Every strong coroboratve evidence o
fore he wonll convict nOrmers Statements lie tooA
the eighth chair. -. ,or
The defence challenged Emil Bayot. the french Jurot
obtained Monday just half their chaljrnees
with him. After two unsuccessful trials TIE
seat taken Just before O'clock by koseru w na ~
borne broker But he peIemptorly chaHehneI 81
most Immediately By the defence he enort 10 conpoto
the Jury will be renewed to-day with the nint P~no
The third is now the vacant one